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TEN MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Wdni !ay. Oct. 10. 1945
KNIFE AND FORK -SPEAKER
WILL BE
FAR EAST EXPERT
Members of the Rogue River
Valley Knife and Fork club will
have the pleasure of hearing Dr.
Vernon Nash, noted authority on
the Far East, at their next meet
ing which will be Saturday, Oct.
20 at the Roosevelt school audi
torium according to the Rev.
George R. Turney, president.
Long a resident of the Far bast
and a keen student of world af
fairs, Dr. Nash is considered well
able to speak with authority on
the subject, "America's Next 100
Years is Asia."
Dr. Nash has long been a fav
orite in Associated clubs, a club
release states, but because of his
many interests has not been able
to give much time to them until
this year when ha was pcrsuad-
in fill n nnrnhpr nf encase
ments, including the one for the
Rogue River Valley ciuo.
Dr. Nash is a former Rhodes
crhnlar and has earned for him'
self the reputation of being one
of the soundest thinkers on in
ternational matters to be found
in the United States, the releas
ctntnv
"Dr. Nash knows China and
.T.innn well and is thoroughly
conversant with the tremendous
nroh orris which face us in heln
ins to rebuild the former and re-
store some semblance of decency
and order in the latter, accord
ing to the club report.
BIRTHS
STRICKLAND To Mr. and
Mrs. James, Route 2, Box 45A,
Oct. 9, 1945, a boy, 7 pounds,
at Community hospital.
P.-T. A. Activities
Howard P.-T.A.
First meeting of the Howard
Parent-Teacher association will
be held Friday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock in the school.
Vim Mall Trlnuno Want Ada.
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doublchcader left rails near Arcadia. Calif., killing unidentified number, Injuring scores. Second crowded
oassenger coach sliced through first coach crossways, pinning passengers Inside and requiring blowtorch op
erators to free them, as both engines and other coaches were thrown to their sides.
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ROLLER SKATIiiG
MEDFORD ARMORY
WED., FRI., SAT. ind SUN NIGHTS
SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
At a meeting In the armory
Tuesday, directives were issued
for a combined Oregon Stale
Guard recruiting drive and a
veterans membership campaign,
to be staged here Friday and
Saturday.
Cnptnin Oscar E. Sabln, com
manding the local guard rifle
company detailed Lt. Wm. Catey
as recruiting officer for the
guard, with SSgt. H. B. Wales
as NCO in charge of the recruit
ing office to be opened in the
Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce during the drive.
Commander Dick Baize, of the
American Legion post, Comman
der John Meals of Jackson Coun
ty Chapter DAV, and Comman
der Clay Roberts of the Order
of the Purple Hear! will handle
the veteran postsi! membership
drive, with representatives on
duty at the recruiting office to
secure new members. Central
Point VFW post will also bo rep
resented, according to comman
der Marshal A. Day.
The drive will be concluded by
a public program of music and
speaking, in front of the local
Chamber of Commerce Saturday
evening.
FIRST WAVES, SPARS
LEAVING FOR HOMES
Pearl Harbor, Oct. 10 (U.RJ
The first contingent of Waves,
Spars, and women marines to be
discharged by the navy re
scheduled to embark for Monte
rey, Cal., shortly, it was an
nounced today.
The group will leave here Sat
urday, nino' months after the
first shipload arrived In Hawaii.
A traditional Hawaiian "Alona"
Is planned for the 200 girls in
the group.
Mission San Rafael Archangel
In Mar in county was founded
Dec. 18, 1837, bs a refuge for
sick and afflicted Indians of the
Bay region.
LOGGERS and
Railroad Section Men
NEEDED AT ONCE
Experienced Faller. and Bucker, Choker Setters, Hook
er and Section men are needed at once for our logging
operations two miles east of town of Butte Falls, Oregon
(37 miles east of Medford on Fish Lake Lake of the
Woods road.) Cabins are available, with tables, chairs,
bedsteads and springs, cook stoves and running hot and
cold water. Private boarding house for single men.
Grammar and high school, church and retail stores in
Butte Falls. Mut have own transportation.
NO STRIKE
IN OUR
WOODS OR RAILROAD
OPERATIONS
STEADY WORK and GOOD WAGES
APPLY
MEDFORD CORPORATION
WOODS SUPT-, BUTTE FALLS DEPOT READY TO GO TO WORK
Medford Radio Writer Commended
On Script For Billie Burke Show
Commending radio writer
Paul Hcrscy of Medford for work
done for the Billie Burke show,
heard Saturday mornings over
the Columbia Broadcasting Sys
tem, a telegram was received yes
terday by the writer from Billie
Burke, stage, screen and radio
star of Hollywood.
Herscy, whose professional
name is Paul West, his wife and
two children, and Mrs. Jlcrsey's
mother, Mrs. Ethel Loudon, re
side on the Phoenix-Jacksonville
highway, the family having
moved to Medford in March from
Hollywood, where they made
their home for several years. i
JACKSON CO. JAIL
RATED SECOND IN
FEDERAL SURVEY
Jackson county's Jail rated
second highest in the state in a
survey of Oregon jails housing
federal prisoners made by the
federal bureau of prisons, ac
cording to a news release from
Washington, D. C. The local jail
ranked second only to the Port
land city jail, the report states,
and 32 of the state's 39 jails
were ranked as unfit for federal
prisoners. Portland ranked but
57 per cent and Jackson county
jail 55, and jails with ratings of
under 50 per cent are "condemn
ed" by the FBP as unfit for
federal prisoners.
Federal bureau of prisons In
spectors rate jails on administra
tion, discipline, building and
equipment, personnel, food,
medical service, hospital facili
ties, cleanliness and sanitation,
personal hygiene, rehabilitation,
employment and industries and
religious instruction. In addition,
the inspector is required to an
swer 10 pages of form questions
and make a complete personal
observation report on the jail.
It was stated that some ot the
inspections were made several
years ago, but that no informa
tion had been brought to the at
tention of the FBP which would
Indicate that a relnspecfion
would change the rating of the
jail. Local officials have no rec
ord of the last inspection made
of the county jail.
The first United States mint
in San Francisco commenced
operation April 3, 1855.
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Hersey began his career as a
radio writer in 1930 and besides
the Billie Burke show, has aided
in many other major shows on
the CBS network. !
The telegram from Miss Burke !
said the script written by West j
for her half-hour program "was !
unbelievable, such hilarious lines
and situations and so, beautifully J
constructed. Never heard so j
many laughs." Remarking on a
letter from West describing the
valley and his home the wire
said:
"Reads like some place one
dreams about up there. My heart
felt gratitude. Thanks a mil
lion." ,
FIREWOOD OFFERS
Helsinki (U.R) There is no lack
of fuel in Finland, but the prob
lem is how to get firewood out
of the forests and into the cities.
For a period of 12 months
starting Juno 1, Finland needs
62,000,000 cubic meters of wood,
or about 9,000,000 more than
during the same period last year.
Of this amount 54 per cent will
be reserved for use as firewood.
Approximately 100,000 wood
choppers must work continuous
ly all 12 months in order to
carry out the program but in
June there were only 48,000 men
in the forests.
The Finnish government has
promised extra food rations and
other advantages to woodchop
pers, but it fears a considerable
deficit in the chopping program
owing to the lack of manpower
and unwillingness of the work
ingmen to do hard work in the
forests.
Finland has only meager coal
supplies, which are all reserved
for key industries. Last "chop
ping" year only 75 per cent of
the wood needed was chopped,
and 65 per cent transported to
tha cities. This year there is
not much hope of better results.
There is no possibility of im-
! porting coal and the nation is
I entirely dependent on its forests.
OBITUARY
ROZELTHA BIRCHARD
Rozeltha Birchard, a long time
resident of Jackson county,
passed away at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ina Pursel, in the
Little Applegate district early
Tuesday.
Mrs. Birchard was born near
Council Bluffs, Iowa, March 8,
1856. In 1904 she came to Jack
son county. In 1914 she returned
to Council Bluffs and in 1920
she again came to Jackson coun
ty. She taught school for a num
ber of years in what is now
known as the Watkins school.
In 1900 she was married to
Newell C. Birchard at Council
Bluffs.
Mrs. Birchard leaves to mourn
her passing, two daughters, Mrs.
Pursel of Little Applegate, and
Mrs. Blanche Ronfeldt of Hor-
nick, Iowa; one son. Clyde Stok
er, of Council Bluffs, also 13
grandchildren and several great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will bo an
nounced later pending arrival
of relatives from Iowa. Perl
Funeral Home is in charge of
arrangements.
Use Mull Trlnune Want Afli.
Train Service Re-Established
To San Francisco
To provide faster express and mail service between Southern
Oregon and San Francisco, Southern Pacific has reestablished The
SHASTA (trains 7 and 8). This train carries through baggage-mail-express
car and coach to and from San Francisco, and a cafe-lounge car
to Dunsmuir, where the train connects with Sotuhern Pacific KLAMATH
to San Francisco.
As announced a few days ago, a through Pullman will be added to
this train when the ODT restriction is lifted on the use of sleeping cars
in runs of 450 miles or less.
This is the first war-discontinued service to be reestablished by
Southern Pacific.
Here is the schedule:
SOUTHBOUND
Lv. Grants Pass 4:30 PM
" Medford, 5:25 PM
" Ashland 600 PM
Ar. Dunsmuir 11:00 PM
" San Francisco 10:50 AM
NORTHBOUND
Ar. Grants Pass 3:10 PM
" Medford 2:10 PM
" Ashland 1:30 PM
' Dunsmuir 7:45 AM
Lv. San Francisco 8:00 PM
Train stops on flag at all other stations between Grants Pass and
Dunsmuir.
(Note: As soon as through Pullman sleeper can be operated
under ODT regulations, northbound service will leave San Francisco at
6:30 PM, arriving at Southern Oregon points considerably earlier than
shown).
The Friendly Southern Pacific
I The port of Lake Charles, La.,
; on the Gulf of Mexico, handled
five times as much seagoing car
! go during the first half of 1945
i as It did in a similar period of
1944.
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DON'T BETSLAVE
1T0 CONSTIPATION
Do As Millions Do Eat V
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAS,
For Lasting Relief f"K
Orirttpntcd? Using harsh lnxa
tivo drujrs? Millions have solved
the problem of constipation due to
lack of bulk in the diet. They cat
a daily dish of KKLLOOG'S
AI.lrRRAX. and drink plenty of
water for regular elimination I If
yon have this trouble and will fol.
low this simple precaution, you
may never have to take a laxative
for tho rest of your life!
ALIj-HK.AS'S net a purjrntive.
Provides gentle bulk to aid normal,
' natural elimination. It's a great,
naturally regulating food.
. , even Richer in Nutrition '
' Then Whole WHeot .
Because it's made from the t-tfnT
outer layers of wheat, in which
whole-wheat protective food ete
ment are crncentrattd. One ounce
of KELLOC.G'S AU.-KKAX pro
vides more than 1 A your daily
iron reed to help make good, red
blood. Calcium and phosphorus
to help build bones and teeth.
Whole-grain vitamins to help
guard against deficiencies. Protein
to help build body tiiuuo essen
tial for growth.
t'.et AU.-HRAX t your gro
cer's. Made hy kellogg'a of BatUe
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And Then the End of
SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST SALE
WeMustSell Everything at Sacrifice Prices
EVERY ITEM IS CUT AGAIN
DURING THIS FINAL WEEK!
Buy Christmas Gifts NOW and SAVE!
O Gifts O Leather Goods Toys Housewares
OEnamelware O Hardware Pottery & Glassware
EVERYTHING PRICED to SELL
COME IN-SHOP AROUND AND SAVE!
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8:30 to 8:30
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Bartlett